INTERMITTENT PNEUMATIC COMPRESSION IN PREVENTING POSTOPERATIVE VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLIC EVENTS


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The efficiency of intermittent pneumatic compression used as a method for preventing postoperative venous thromboembolic events (VTEs) was evaluated in patients at high risk for their development. Prospects for further improvement of the results of comprehensive prevention of VTEs through this technique were determined.

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E. Alencheva

Central State Medical Academy, Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation

Email: ellka16@mail.ru
Moscow

K. Lobastov

Central State Medical Academy, Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation

Email: ellka16@mail.ru
Candidate of Medical Sciences; Professor Moscow

V. Barinov

Central State Medical Academy, Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation

Email: ellka16@mail.ru
MD; Professor Moscow

E. Brekhov

Central State Medical Academy, Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation

Email: ellka16@mail.ru
MD; Professor Moscow

V. Boyarintsev

Central State Medical Academy, Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation

Email: ellka16@mail.ru
MD; Professor Moscow

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